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1. Bubble bath
2. Epsom salt bath
3. Milk bath
4. Herbal bath
5. Detox bath
6. Hot stone bath
7. Aromatherapy bath
8. Cold plunge bath
9. Japanese soaking tub
10. Mineral bath
2. Epsom salt bath
3. Milk bath
4. Herbal bath
5. Detox bath
6. Hot stone bath
7. Aromatherapy bath
8. Cold plunge bath
9. Japanese soaking tub
10. Mineral bath
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 11
Types of Baths:
According to Temperature:
- Cool bath: 32-35°C (89.6-95°F)
- Tepid bath: 36-38°C (96.8-100.4°F)
- Warm bath: 39-40°C (102.2-104°F)
- Hot bath: 41-45°C (105.8-113°F)
According to Ingredients:
- Salt bath: Epsom salt, sea salt, or Himalayan salt added to the water
- Baking soda bath: Baking soda added to the water
- Herbal bath: Herbs such as chamomile, lavender, or mint infused into the water
- Aromatic bath: Essential oils such as lavender, eucalyptus, or citrus added to the water
- Mud bath: Mineral-rich mud applied to the skin and soaked in
- Milk bath: Powdered or fresh milk added to the water
According to Purpose:
- Relaxing bath: Warm, soothing water with calming scents or herbs
- Invigorating bath: Cool, refreshing water with stimulating scents or herbs
- Detoxifying bath: Salt or baking soda baths to draw out impurities
- Medicated bath: Epsom salt baths to relieve muscle pain, or oatmeal baths to soothe skin irritation
- Soothing bath: Lukewarm water with lavender or chamomile to calm nerves and promote sleep
Special Types:
- Jacuzzi: A whirlpool bath with jets that massage the body
- Steam bath: A sauna-like enclosure with steam to detoxify and relax
- Hydrotherapy bath: A bath that uses alternating jets of hot and cold water to stimulate circulation
- Floatation bath: A tank filled with highly concentrated Epsom salt, allowing the body to float effortlessly and induce deep relaxation
- Contrast bath: Alternating between hot and cold water baths to improve circulation
According to Temperature:
- Cool bath: 32-35°C (89.6-95°F)
- Tepid bath: 36-38°C (96.8-100.4°F)
- Warm bath: 39-40°C (102.2-104°F)
- Hot bath: 41-45°C (105.8-113°F)
According to Ingredients:
- Salt bath: Epsom salt, sea salt, or Himalayan salt added to the water
- Baking soda bath: Baking soda added to the water
- Herbal bath: Herbs such as chamomile, lavender, or mint infused into the water
- Aromatic bath: Essential oils such as lavender, eucalyptus, or citrus added to the water
- Mud bath: Mineral-rich mud applied to the skin and soaked in
- Milk bath: Powdered or fresh milk added to the water
According to Purpose:
- Relaxing bath: Warm, soothing water with calming scents or herbs
- Invigorating bath: Cool, refreshing water with stimulating scents or herbs
- Detoxifying bath: Salt or baking soda baths to draw out impurities
- Medicated bath: Epsom salt baths to relieve muscle pain, or oatmeal baths to soothe skin irritation
- Soothing bath: Lukewarm water with lavender or chamomile to calm nerves and promote sleep
Special Types:
- Jacuzzi: A whirlpool bath with jets that massage the body
- Steam bath: A sauna-like enclosure with steam to detoxify and relax
- Hydrotherapy bath: A bath that uses alternating jets of hot and cold water to stimulate circulation
- Floatation bath: A tank filled with highly concentrated Epsom salt, allowing the body to float effortlessly and induce deep relaxation
- Contrast bath: Alternating between hot and cold water baths to improve circulation
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